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Baltimore City ethics disclosures show disparity in reporting gifts
While many governments are moving toward posting ethics disclosure forms, residents of Baltimore still have to travel to City Hall and to a sixth-floor office to see the documents. To save you a trip, we're posting those forms from Mayor Stephanie...
Tags: Under Armour Inc., Values, Helen Holton, Ethics, Kraft Foods Group, Inc.
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Kiefaber ordered to stay away from Senator, Charles
Thomas A. Kiefaber was ordered Friday to stay away from the historic Senator Theatre he once owned, as well as the Charles Theatre, for six months. Baltimore District Judge Halee F. Weinstein signed the order after the new operator of the Senator Theatre...Tags: Harry Potter (fictional character), Belvedere Square, Senator Theatre, Charles Theatre, Local Elections
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Activists call on city to spend $10.2M more on after-school programs, summer jobs
Standing before some 30 activists and Union Square neighbors Saturday in a neon orange T-shirt with the words "I am Baltimore," 16-year-old Antonio Ellis recited a gritty poem about how the city appears through his eyes.
"Born and raised in the city,...Tags: Labor Markets, Mary Pat Clarke, Carl Stokes, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Activism
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Stokes: Committee has votes to kill bottle tax
Three members of a key City Council committee say they oppose Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake's proposal to more than double the city's bottle tax — enough to kill the bill. That has angered supporters of the bill, who accuse Councilman Carl Stokes,...Tags: Carl Stokes, Edward L. Reisinger III, Finance, Elections
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Tax cut coming in July for city homeowners
Starting in July, Baltimore homeowners can expect to see their tax bills get a little lighter. That's when Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake's property tax reduction plan goes into effect, resulting in a 2-cent cut per $100 of assessed value next fiscal...Tags: Taxation, Mary Pat Clarke, Casino and Gambling Industry, Property Tax, Companies and Corporations
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Seven city pools could close this summer
Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake is proposing to close more than half of Baltimore's small neighborhood pools this summer to trim costs — a plan some City Council members say they will fight. While the city's six large pools in public parks, such...
Tags: Druid Hill, Patterson Park, Carl Stokes, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Lobbying
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Boy Scouts in Govans hold their 75th anniversary
Larry Smith was a member of Boy Scout Troop 133 in 1939. Smith, now 83 and a retired insurance agent, was the oldest member in attendance Sunday at St. Mary's of the Assumption Catholic Church as the Govans troop celebrated its 75th anniversary as one...
Tags: Social Organizations, Govans, Clubs and Associations, Boy Scouts of America, Catonsville
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City's black, male leaders organize around literacy
With books in hand, hundreds of prominent black male city leaders and community members will descend on classrooms around the city Monday to read to students, part of an initiative to promote literacy and positive male influences in the lives of city...Tags: Cancer
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Education advocates, retailers prepare for bottle tax showdown
Teachers, students, retailers and beverage industry lobbyists are preparing for a showdown Wednesday as the battle over raising Baltimore's bottle tax to fund school repairs moves to a skeptical City Council committee. Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake...
Tags: Business, Food Industry, American Civil Liberties Union, Consumer Goods Industries, Edward L. Reisinger III
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Council president urges mayor to end Grand Prix
City Council President Bernard C. "Jack" Young is urging Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake to abandon the troubled Baltimore Grand Prix and focus on "core issues that impact the quality of life for all Baltimoreans."
In an op-ed article submitted to The...Tags: Local Government, Helen Holton, Finance, Labor Legislation, Inner Harbor
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City Council president says he'll pay back Ray Lewis for tickets to private skybox
City Council President Bernard C. "Jack" Young promised Wednesday to pay Ray Lewis for tickets to the Ravens linebacker's private skybox at Sunday's sold-out playoff game, saying he wanted to follow an ethics law the City Council approved just four months...Tags: Football, Local Government, Justice System, Judges, Values
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Neighborhood leaders share tips for engaging residents
It takes more than community spirit to make a community association effective and popular.
That's the advice several speakers gave to an audience of more than 30 people at the Neighborhood Leaders Forum on Thursday.
"You need organizational committee...Tags: Charles Village, Govans, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Halloween, Physical Fitness and Exercise
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